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907, 2018

EM Board Review

July 9th, 2018|Comments Off on EM Board Review

1. Which patient is LEAST at risk of experiencing a heat related emergency? A. 80-year-old male with a past medical history of congestive heart failure on sertraline and tramadol B.  3-year-old female accidentally left in a vehicle on a hot summer day C.  40-year-old male with a past medical history [...]

2606, 2018

AEROS Meeting Recap

June 26th, 2018|Comments Off on AEROS Meeting Recap

Dhimitri Nikolla, DO RSO President AHN Saint Vincent Hospital, Erie, PA. On April 22, 2018, Kaitlin Bowers, DO (RSO Past-President), Kristen Kennedy, M.Ed. (ACOEP Director of Education Services), and myself attended and participated in the inaugural All EM Resident Organizations and Students (AEROS) [...]

1506, 2018

Spring Seminar Pearls Matching Game

June 15th, 2018|Tags: , |Comments Off on Spring Seminar Pearls Matching Game

Dhimitri Nikolla, DO RSO President AHN Saint Vincent Hospital, Erie, PA. Did you attend our RSO events at Spring Seminar 2018? See if you can recall some pearls from our RSO events and the general lectures by matching each number with the correct letter! Patients leaving AMA are often… Sodium chann [...]

1106, 2018

ACOEP-RSO President and Director of Student Affairs’ Report

June 11th, 2018|Comments Off on ACOEP-RSO President and Director of Student Affairs’ Report

Welcome to the Summer edition of The Fast Track! The RSO has had a busy spring! First, Spring Seminar was a huge success! On April 6th, we held our student symposium and received tons of positive feedback. The day began with rapid fire lectures featuring pearls on ventilator management, common toxic [...]

406, 2018

Letter From The Editor- Summer 2018

June 4th, 2018|Tags: , |Comments Off on Letter From The Editor- Summer 2018

The summer edition of The Fast Track is here! From meditation to board review to Spring Seminar knowledge pearls, this edition has a ton of great content! You can head on over to The Fast Track current edition page on our website weekly to read new articles or follow our Twitter and Facebook pages t [...]

2905, 2018

How to Be That Person Without Being THAT Person…Tips and Tricks for a Successful Emergency Medicine Rotation

May 29th, 2018|Tags: |Comments Off on How to Be That Person Without Being THAT Person…Tips and Tricks for a Successful Emergency Medicine Rotation

Emily Howell, OMS-IV LECOM-Bradenton As emergency medicine becomes more competitive, audition rotations have become increasingly important. These rotations offer the opportunity for programs to assess a candidate’s potential for residency while allowing the candidate to experience potential training [...]

1805, 2018

How Can You Prepare For A Successful EM Match?

May 18th, 2018|Tags: , , |Comments Off on How Can You Prepare For A Successful EM Match?

Jacob Schwab, OMS-II WVSOM Timothy Bikman, OMS-IV WVSOM I recently interviewed National Student Past-President, Tim Bikman. Emergency medicine has become a highly competitive specialty, but there are things you can do each year to set yourself up for success on Match Day. Tim’s answers to the follow [...]

905, 2018

Go To A Conference

May 9th, 2018|Comments Off on Go To A Conference

Richard Newman, OMS-III WVSOM How are you sure Emergency Medicine (EM) is the field for you? This was a daunting question for me as a first-year medical student with little exposure to any other specialty than family medicine. How do you go from what you think you enjoy to finding your calling? EM h [...]

305, 2018

Board Review Questions-Test Your Skills

May 3rd, 2018|Tags: , , |Comments Off on Board Review Questions-Test Your Skills

1. A 2-year-old male presents with parents after a prolonged seizure of 5 minutes. The parents state that he has been lethargic over the past day with poor oral intake. Finger stick glucose is 452. The patient is poorly responsive and begins seizing again. The best initial therapy is: A. Intravenous [...]

305, 2018

Time for Change

May 3rd, 2018|Tags: , , |Comments Off on Time for Change

Aaron Markwith, OMS-II Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine For years, I counseled patients on the importance of taking care of themselves. Obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, high triglycerides, and high cholesterol seemed to dominate every patient chart I encountered. I knew the risks as [...]

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